Do you long for the intoxicating scent of freshly cut flowers to fill your home? Flowers brought inside may radically alter the atmosphere of a room, making it more welcoming and homey. Most of us are accustomed to gardening in the open air and growing our plants and flowers only in our back gardens and front yards.
Aside from all the good it does, planting is also a relaxing hobby. Who knew that flowers kept inside the house could be so integral to the aesthetics of a room? One option for bringing colour and life into a home is to decorate with flowers that can be kept inside. Here are a few ways to decorate with flowers indoors to give your house or workplace a lovely and refreshing feel.
Choose Your Plants
Larger plants and even small trees can be used as focal points in any room because of their height and balance. Consider a fiddle-leaf fig, monstera, palm, or dracaena if you want to add a dramatic touch of nature to your living room or entryway. Keep them in a few bigger, complementary planters perched atop varying height supports for a polished effect that works with any amount of overgrown foliage.
The Flower Power!
Add pops of vibrant colour all around the room with flowering plants. Fake plants are always an option if you feel that your thumb isn’t as green as it could be. The beautiful, realistic flowers and stems make for effortless, year-round decoration (and no one will ever know they aren’t the genuine deal).
Orchids
Orchids are extraordinary flowers, beautiful and symbolic of love due to their rarity. They come in a wide range of hues and shapes, release enticing aromas, and enhance any setting with a sense of opulent beauty. Whether it’s a formal dinner party, a prom, or a wedding, orchids are always a beautiful addition to any table setting.
Many people assume that orchids are difficult to maintain. However, this is not the case. Keeping orchids happy and healthy is as simple as providing them with water and placing them in indirect sunshine. These lovely blossoms don’t require much maintenance, but they’ll make any room feel more peaceful and attractive when they’re in full bloom.
Good Vibes From Vases
Glass jars, containers, and vases! Why not?
Consider using a non-traditional container, such as a glass jar or bottle, to plant your indoor flowers. The soil in the glass container can be kept moist by being layered with beautiful stones or moss. This also improves the overall aesthetic of the display.
Your indoor flowers will be the centre of attention, whether displayed in a repurposed mason jar, wine bottle, or even a simple glass vase. Miniature desert or coastal scenes can be created using succulents in glass terrariums. Create a stunning display in homage to these drought-resistant plants by covering the little pots with sand and decorating them with starfish, coral, and stones.
Hang It All Out!
Plants can also be hung from the ceiling to add a decorative touch. Since they don’t take up any floor or table space, hanging planters are becoming increasingly popular. In a macramé or gold-hanging planter, you can show off air plants, a string of pearls, or other succulents. Or, you could go all-out 1970s and hang a fern that thrives in humid environments like the restroom.
Since air plants can get most of their nutrition from the air, they only require a little soil. They are commonly shown off in ornamental suspended orbs because they only need a little soil. Miniature gardens look great in terrariums that may be hung in the workplace, the kitchen, the laundry room, or wherever else. These plants are both low-maintenance and aesthetically pleasing additions to any space.
Take A Stand!
Standing planters or plant stands are the best options for larger plants. An effective way to add visual interest and balance to a room is to place various related plants in stands of varying heights, with the tallest plants near the ground. Your cherished plants will look more stately in a beautiful set of free-standing pots.
Chic and Simple Stems
This is the solution if you want the look but need a green thumb! Feel safe with us. Use trendy artificial flower stems like pampas grass, fiddle leaf fig leaves, and monstera berries to make your bouquets. Pick your favourite containers, add your stems, and have a low-maintenance, eye-catching centrepiece for your dining room table, foyer, or living room right away!
